MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University women's soccer coach
Nikki Izzo-Brown has announced the addition of midfielder Hannah Stuck to the 2024 fall roster.
Stuck will arrive in Morgantown after playing her first four seasons at Bucknell, where she helped lead the Bison to three straight Patriot League Championship titles from 2021-23.
A team co-captain as a senior in 2023, Stuck started all 21 matches and co-led the team with 1,657 minutes. She posted a season-high 110 minutes in the Patriot League Tournament final against Army and the NCAA first-round match at Iowa. She finished the year with two goals and five assists, which ranked sixth in the Patriot League.
During her sophomore and junior seasons, she played in every game, becoming a key member of Bucknell's midfield rotation. She scored her first career goal in 2021, which lifted the Bison to a 2-0 win over Lehigh in the Patriot League Tournament Quarterfinals.
A McMurray, Pennsylvania, native, Stuck finished her career at Bucknell with 64 games played, including 29 starts. She netted five goals and tallied six assists for 16 career points. She notched a pair of game-winning goals over the course of her career and finished with 3,557 minutes played.
Prior to arriving at Bucknell, Stuck played at Peters Township High School, helping the team to three straight AAAA sectional championships, including the 2018 district final and state semifinals. A 2019 United Soccer Coaches All-American and All-East Region selection, she became just the second All-American in Peters Township history. At the club level, she played for Century United 01, where she served as a team captain. Stuck helped lead the club to three Pennsylvania state championships and a third-place finish in the USYSA National League in 2018.
The daughter of Steve and Becky, Stuck will pursue her master's degree in integrated marketing communications at WVU.
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